Does anybody know if there is a way of disabling the images from showing in the service catalog? We don't use the images and by showing them on the catalog it only takes up space and makes it difficult to navigate. I have tried searching through CSS and customization but I don't know how to proceed.
Thanks!
Nissy
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Thushan B
said
6 months ago
Hi Nissy
@Nick- Thank you for the workaround.
Also, you could upload a dummy image to the items or by removing the class for image using jQuery(".profile_pic span").hide(); should also help you out.
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Nick B.
said
7 months ago
Just playing with it, you could add "div.profile_pic{display:none}" to your custom stylesheet to hide the images, but that still leaves a big empty area after the title, description, and button move up. You could then adjust the height of the box from the default of 350px to something like 150px using "#catalog-container > .catalog-mainpage .items-container .catalog-items{height:100px;}". I do not know how these affect other pages, but they currently work on the Service Catalog page.
Thushan B
said
6 months ago
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Hi Nissy
@Nick- Thank you for the workaround.
Also, you could upload a dummy image to the items or by removing the class for image using jQuery(".profile_pic span").hide(); should also help you out.
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NissyAngel
said
6 months ago
Hi @Thushan
Sorry, but I am a newbie and I am a bit confused... where would the jquery statement go? the custom stylesheet only allows for css and the portal pages does not have any service catalog page.
Would it go in the portal layout?
Thanks,
Nissy
Sanofar Jahaan
said
6 months ago
Hi Nissy,
This script could be used in portal home as a jQuery function. We understand you require some assistance with the customization. I'll have our support team to reach out to you and help you with your queries.
NissyAngel
Hi team,
Does anybody know if there is a way of disabling the images from showing in the service catalog? We don't use the images and by showing them on the catalog it only takes up space and makes it difficult to navigate. I have tried searching through CSS and customization but I don't know how to proceed.
Thanks!
Nissy
Hi Nissy
@Nick- Thank you for the workaround.
Also, you could upload a dummy image to the items or by removing the class for image using jQuery(".profile_pic span").hide(); should also help you out.
Nick B.
Just playing with it, you could add "div.profile_pic{display:none}" to your custom stylesheet to hide the images, but that still leaves a big empty area after the title, description, and button move up. You could then adjust the height of the box from the default of 350px to something like 150px using "#catalog-container > .catalog-mainpage .items-container .catalog-items{height:100px;}". I do not know how these affect other pages, but they currently work on the Service Catalog page.
Thushan B
Hi Nissy
@Nick- Thank you for the workaround.
Also, you could upload a dummy image to the items or by removing the class for image using jQuery(".profile_pic span").hide(); should also help you out.
NissyAngel
Hi @Thushan
Sorry, but I am a newbie and I am a bit confused... where would the jquery statement go? the custom stylesheet only allows for css and the portal pages does not have any service catalog page.
Would it go in the portal layout?
Thanks,
Nissy
Sanofar Jahaan
Hi Nissy,
This script could be used in portal home as a jQuery function. We understand you require some assistance with the customization. I'll have our support team to reach out to you and help you with your queries.
Cheers!